Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-29

not a few who expected n reaction and De-
cline with clearing weather. Many hastily
concluded that corn had already advanced 70 .
daf gerous point for iavestment 90 tho bull
SIDE. Othero coptendcd that The advance w&s
hu; The reaction following the break 81 sep
TENDER ist ard that while corn had but fo-
turned 10 the figures Of that date. wnese
was from 10 cents higher than st
tho middle Of the month. At any rate tns
continsnen of causes were ON mo bull side
his morning, and corn won't up before noon
from \ 10 ! per cent. per bushcl, aud May
touched &c. The causes seemed 70 De these
a good demand by exporters; reports cutting
the estimates Of the crop for TIE year down 70
i.Sl0mo,c00 bushels. declining local receipts
which vere to-day for the fret time IN three
weeks less than four hundred cara The
demand for cash corn. which caused Sspten:-
Der TO sell a, one moment &c. over Ocso-
Der half aa hour before Y. NJ,
brought weaker feeling. probably on
account OF a cesire 10 realize. The cioeinx
figures at 40 y. N. were nom \ to &c. under
the highest OF tho day. Oats had no perticu-
lar strength Of their own, but they aoid higher
on the strength shown by corn. Near futures
were In good demand with but snlali oIIer-
iDgs, and prices ruled firm and higher. BY
p NJ. september was saleable at &c. advance
without offerings. AZ the late afternoon.
Of about nc. all around. Provisions were
stronger ard moro active. The receipts
~ hogs were fair, Tut not up 10 tho
expectations 81 many operators Prices
we're well maintained and had decided effect
upon the holders Of products. making them
slow aboutselling. There was better buying of
January pork aud ribs than during any u The
preceding days this week. Lard received fair
attention and sold at So i0as65 ~. October cosiag
at f64sL at65o. October short-ribs were COM
paratively quiet, but advanced from $50 "
SIN bid.
BALTIMORE. Nj, September 2l-Coiton dun;
middling. pkc. Flour steady aud fairly active;
Howard-strees and western super, s. Sssfg.5;
do extra. s3as360: do. family sls5aSL50; city
mills super, g. sSaS2.t2; DO. extra, fSaSl5o.
do. Ris brands, si.i5aSAs0; Patapsno super-ia-
tive patent, $40; do family, sl'A Whese-
Southern steady aud firm for choice; ted. IA
Sic. amber. S2asic western nrlner and quiet,
No. winter red. spot, 1sAaSOc.. October.
20 AaSOc. December. S3i.aS5Ac. Corn-South-
ern firm white, 5sa8ic. yellow. 52aAc. weet-
ern steady aud dun; mixed, october. tska
coke; December, iskc. bid year. lsSc. asked.
Oais steady and quiet; southern and Pennsyl-
vsnia, 30a35c. western white, 3iaiJc. Western
mixed. Ssas3c. Rye firm aud quiet At 551s5c.
hay steady; prime to choice. fi3atA Proyi-
sions quiet and steady. Mess. PORK. Sis. 80.
Bulk meats-Sboulders and clear-l1b siies,
packed, 81 and saii Bacon Shoulders. G.50s
fs.a5: clear-rib sides, si025: hams, fiA15a
ii4 20 Lard-ke6ned, IS. Butter quiet; west
ern packed, i6as0c creamery, sa23c Eggs
firm at isalec. Petroleum steady; reluei. &c.
Coffee nominal; Rio cargoce. ordinary 10
fair, issal0hc. Sugar steady and quiet; A
soft, Lice. copper-re0ned steady and quiet
nc l0al0kc. Whiskey steady At l.iiati.ih
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer duh: cotton,
lS-Gid.; -four. Il 3d.. grain, sa2hd.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. September 2s-Flour hrm.
Wheat strong; No. cred, 79Hss6Ac. Corn steady;
No. mixed, 4hc. Oats easy Ne. mixod.
2'haGAc. Pork easy at SIS Lard frm az
s6i5. Bulk-ments nrmer: short-rib, tS.go. Ia
con firm and unchanged. Whisky steady at
fl.0b. Hogs weak; common aud light, s3.s0s
S.S5; packing and butchers, si.50asi9i
WILMINGTON.
wnsNaror, n. c.. September 2s.--rurper-
the Arm at SOC. Resin firm; strained, i2kc.;
turpentIne frm; hard. 81; Ienov-d,p and
virgil tL65
LOUISVILLE. September 2s.-Proyislons 1ria.
Messpork nominal. Grain In good demand
and unchanged CT ro,rs
ST. Lorrs, September ea--Hoiiday in honor
Of the Grand army. Exchanges closed.
COTTON MARKETS.
N0RFoLK, VA, September s2-Cotton
steady; mlddliDg. o. Netrccelpts. 400 bales
gross receipts, 400 bales: stock, 1905 bales
sales, 2,l4s bales; exports-coastwise, 2,f5S
bales; 10 Great Britain, $3.50 bales; 10 France,
bales: 10 the Continent. -- bales.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. September ss.-Cotton
nIm; middling. s 1876. NeI receipts, 1854
tales; gross receipts. ga bales sales, -
bales stock. 22,sl9 bales; exports-coastwise,
- heles 70 the Continent, - bales; TO
Greet Britain. 400 bales: 20 France. - bales.
SAVANNAH. Ga. September 22-Cotton
steady; midillng, sac Not receipts. h,Nt
oales: gross receipts, s,97i bales; sales. 1850
bales stock, S0.a33 bales eypOrts-coastwizo,
1.Ii9 bales; The Continent, asst oaios; TO
Great Britain, o,iSG bales; 70 France, -
bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, September ss-Cotton steady; :
middling, sac. Receipts, 2,O55 bales: sales,
2,l13 bales.
CHARLESTON. g. C., September es.--cotton
steady; middllug, SIC. Net receipis. t.ess
bales; gross receipts. 1888 bales; sales, 800
Britain, bales: 10 the Continent. -
tales; coastwls,, 1899 bales; to France, -
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FuTUREs.
Fyw YORK. September 2S Cotton ro-
ceipts. lSd3l bales; futures closed steady
sales 10000 bales; Septemoe s9.40asafi : DC
toher, 80 22a$9 %: November and December,
tg.15af9.i6; January. f9.2ias9.22: February,
| $3.50; March. f9.31as9 80: May, tJ5sas9.53.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
[Reported for tho Dlspatch.l
SEPTEMBER 2S--Market nominal. The stock
| on hand Ii getting very low. There are hardly
| Ave hundred bags OF nuts at the commission
| houses In both cities. The new crop will soOn
| be coming In. On account Of early fall weather
| some farmers In Southampton are digging
| their peanuts much earlier than usual Prime,
SAaic. shelled. ~ a5Ac.; factory hand picked,
| 5a5Lc.
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